Thank You John. I was thinking about this one back in June at the begining of summer but passed after seeing not too great reveiws about issues. Your review puts a final coffin nail on it. wrote:

There must be QC issues for the E-10s and E-100s. My e-10 (e-ten) performs above average and had excellant sensativity on MW. In fact it does something other radios wont do. It allows MW DX without

Hi John, Thanks for your thoughts on the G6. Between what you said, and what Colin said in his review, I think I'll pass. Regards, Gary

My DT-400W arrived yesterday. Wow! The MW sensitivity is indeed fantastic throughout the entire band. I'm a little disappointed with the selectivity but I don't have anything similar to compare it

Hello Dennis, Thanks for your comments on your newDT-400W. It's true that its sensitivity is great, but for somebody used tothe selectivity of the analog SRF-59 and SRF-39FP units, it may

Hi Guys, Conditions last evening started out rather blah with Transatlantics in early again but somewhat weaker. than previous evening. Then later on around 10 PM local time here things got

I had hoped that a modified E6, with its reported SSBcapability, could serve as a spotting receiver for my hotrodded E100 onmy upcoming adventure to coastal Peru. I now don't think that I'll takeit,

Hello Guys, For those still considering a purchase of the newDT-400W, two very clear mp3's of VOA-1575 Thailand and HLAZ-1566 in South Korearecently recorded on the new stock Sangean Ultralight

Hello Guys, With a sudden rare chance to get away to Grayland,WA for an early morning of DXing on the ocean beach, I couldn't wait totry out the three top performers from the Summertime

its not that bold or bright of a yellow. i'm not fond of yellow but this color yellow is pale and unobtrusive and i kind of like it now that i have it Ron

Hi Everyone, Wow ! ..... Fantastic Transatlantic evening last night for reception , The TA's were in earlier than usual around 7:30 PM local time to well past 10:30 PM . Best night of the challenge

I hope it's OK tomention this on the Yahoogroup, but I'd rather sell the following radios toUltralight enthusiasts before listing them on Ebay. Since I use my EtonE100 and other larger radios almost

thank you Allen and Richard for the link to calculate distance from radio station to known location. i noticed as expected that there is a drastic difference from the road mileage that most maps

Hi Guys, Last night as I was working away at the loggings for the Robert Ross 30 Day Challenge I found the conditions to be such that most of the stations heard were markedly weaker than past

I noticed that this morning too, John. The picture wasn't clear but it sure looked like a different logo. I have not seen any "new" E100's before this on eBay, Brett

Having fallen so deeply in love with E100s for both domestic andinternational DXing, I keep watch on ebay to see how sales aregoing. Just today, I've spotted the first "NEW" E100offered for sale.

Oh, well... Tyrell refunded me this morning and simply noted "unable to ship". --hg

I think these radios would probably qualify as ultraligths and are available on ebay from tquchina. The M-10 is only AM! And the RP-50 has "two" FM bands! Paul

Hi, these are off-topic, but could help people: . I found a Sangean DT400W with overseas shipping. To Brazil it costed US$ 57.31 (product) + US$ 22.55 (S&H). This is the link:

I have seen photos of this gray DT-400W but you better call and check to make sure the radio they ship is in this color. I think perhaps these photos were promotional ones by Sangean before they